Grieving Lady Shares Last Chat with Boyfriend before He Died in KU Bus Accident: "We Shall Meet"

 

Heartbreaking tributes have continued to pour in for the 11 Kenyatta University students who died in a tragic road accident in the Maungu area in Taita Taveta county along the Nairobi-Mombasa area. A sad woman crying (Photo for illustration) (l). Kenyatta University school bus (r). They were public health students who were on an academic trip to Mombasa.  A lady, Lyne, mourned the loss of her beloved boyfriend, Mike, with whom she had eagerly anticipated a reunion after nearly a month of being apart. What was Lyne, Mike's agreement? Lyne's TikTok account bore witness to their affectionate exchanges, revealing the depth of their connection. They had painstakingly planned their meeting to last nearly a day before tragedy struck. Tears streamed down Lyne's face as she grappled with the finality of Mike's farewell. Their conversations were steeped in love and aching anticipation for their upcoming reunion. Lyne had pleaded with him not to let their long-awaited date slip away. He responded to her assuring her that he wouldn't miss by saying "Sawa kesho basi, I can't wait to see you". After learning of Mike's passing in the accident, she texted him to confirm if his death was true. "Buddy, is this true? Rest easy Mike. I did not know that was the last bye. Maybe I will love you more in the next life. Rest easy. We shall meet," she mourned. Now, in the wake of his passing, she found herself haunted by the meaning behind his last goodbye. 

by  Nancy Odindo